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An AI deepfake used Kelly Clarkson's likeness to promote weight loss gummies. It's an altered version of a video promoting her latest album.
Clarkson is not, however, promoting any specific weight loss program or products, the Associated Press pointed out in October, after a company selling weight loss gummies distributed a...
The ad that pops up on social media looks legit. It seems to show two stars from the ABC reality show Shark Tank, Lori Greiner and Mark Cuban, holding jars of keto gummies for weight loss, with words in all caps below it: “ON DAY 7, YOUR PANTS WILL NO LONGER FIT YOU!” and a button to “Order now.”
The page is made to look like a Jan. 16 Facebook post from Clarkson’s page advertising keto gummies from the brand Tropiketo. Clarkson’s official Facebook page has no such post endorsing ...
Kelly Clarkson hasn’t promoted diet products, but her likeness is repeatedly used in connection with supposed silver bullets such as keto and weight loss gummies.
CLAIM: A video on Kelly Clarkson’s Instagram page shows the singer promoting weight-loss gummies. AP’S ASSESSMENT: Altered video. A clip and comments promoting the release of Clarkson’s latest album on her real Instagram account in June have been edited to add fake promotions for the diet product.
Kelly Clarkson’s image has been repeatedly misappropriated online to purportedly sell diet products. We’ve debunked multiple claims including several involving altered videos that appear to ...